Sentence examples similar to inclusive methodical adjustments from inspiring English sources

The Quality and Outcomes Framework for General Practice, which began in 2004, encouraged GPs to be more methodical and inclusive in case-finding and treatment, will also have fuelled change [ 13].

That is the portrait of Idzik that emerges from interviews with seven of his former colleagues: methodical and meticulous, inclusive but decisive, and someone with a defined sense of the traits he values most in a player.

The inclusive version presented here makes only minimal adjustments to classical semantics to allow for non-denoting terms.

However, I really wonder if our society is ready to make the necessary adjustments for a more inclusive populace.

"The lottery commission has made a lot of adjustments to make the process more inclusive and agency-friendly," said Jerry Gibbons, who works out of San Francisco as executive vice president for the Western region of the American Association of Advertising Agencies, a trade organization.

The Voinovs took a methodical approach, playing each level of their mobile game and noting which were too tall and would need lay out adjustments.

1: Methodical Birds.

We like methodical.

Clinton was methodical.

"This was not methodical".

She is being methodical.